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American Craft Magazine April/May 2008

The Grotta House: A Stage Built for Craft

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|March 13, 2008
|Categories: Architecture, Ceramics, Design, Fiber, Furniture, Glass, Wood

A classic craft collection has found a surprising resting spot in the form of a Richard Meier house in the wilds of New Jersey. Beverly Sanders pays a visit and finds the works as comfortable in their surroundings as their owners.

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